Finance Analyst, Accounts Payable
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What you'll do
- Analyzing, monitoring, and improving Accounts Payable operations through data-driven insights, financial analysis, and process optimization
- Supporting internal stakeholders, external suppliers, and cross-functional teams by identifying trends, resolving complex invoice and payment issues, and ensuring the accuracy and integrity of AP financial data
- Leveraging reporting, analytics, and key performance metrics to identify process inefficiencies, mitigate financial risk, improve vendor experience, and support continuous improvement initiatives
- Partnering closely with Procurement, Accounting, Supply Chain, IT, and business stakeholders to drive operational excellence and strengthen financial controls
What they're looking for
- Review of criminal history is necessary due to access to confidential financial information
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Full description from employer
The Financial Analyst, Accounts Payable is responsible for analyzing, monitoring, and improving Accounts Payable operations through data-driven insights, financial analysis, and process optimization. This role supports internal stakeholders, external suppliers, and cross-functional teams by identifying trends, resolving complex invoice and payment issues, and ensuring the accuracy and integrity of AP financial data.
The Financial Analyst leverages reporting, analytics, and key performance metrics to identify process inefficiencies, mitigate financial risk, improve vendor experience, and support continuous improvement initiatives. This position partners closely with Procurement, Accounting, Supply Chain, IT, and business stakeholders to drive operational excellence and strengthen financial controls.
This position is not hybrid/remote and will be located at our Hinckley Parkway building in Cleveland, OH.
Because this role involves access to confidential financial information, the Company has determined that a review of criminal history is necessary to protect the business and its operations and reputation and to provide similar protections for its clients and potential investments.
Company
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